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Seal bottom side of wood bathroom vanity top or not?
As per previous posts, my wife insisted on replacing our old rotten wood
vanity top with a new one which I am making out of stained white oak with multiple clear coats of West Epoxy on top and on the edges... The question is whether I should seal the bottom (whether with epoxy or polyurethane). However, I wonder whether sealing the bottom would be more of a bad thing since if water does penetrate the top then it has nowhere to breathe out of and since the bottom side doesn't/shouldn't get wet maybe there is no advantage to sealing it. Any recommendations? |
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